D2AW Sealed Ultra Subminiature Basic Switch

Ratings

Characteristics

Dimensions / Operating Characteristics

(Unit: mm)

The following illustrations and drawings are for solder terminal models. PCB terminal models are omitted from the drawings. Refer to Terminals for these terminals.
When ordering, replace □ with the code for the rating that you need. For the combination of models, refer to List of Models in the Ordering Information tab.

Pin plunger

Long straight leaf lever

Leaf lever

Simulated roller leaf lever

Safety Precautions

Cautions

Degree of Protection

• Do not use this product underwater.
  Although molded lead wire models satisfy the test conditions for the standard given below, this test is to check the ingress of water into the switch enclosure after submerging the Switch in water for a given time. Satisfying this test condition does not mean that the Switch can be used underwater.

  • JIS C0920: Degrees of protection provided by enclosures of electrical apparatus (IP Code)
  • IEC 60529: Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)
  • Degree of protection: IP67 (check water intrusion after immersion for 30 min. submerged 1m underwater)
• Do not operate the Switch when it is exposed to water spray, or when water drops adhere to the Switch surface, or during sudden temperature changes, otherwise water may intrude into the interior of the Switch due to a suction effect.
• Prevent the Switch from coming into contact with oil and chemicals.
  Otherwise, damage to or deterioration of Switch materials may result.
• Do not use the Switch in areas where it is exposed to silicon adhesives, oil, or grease. Otherwise faulty contact may result due to the generation of silicon oxide.

Soldering

When soldering the lead wire to the terminal, first insert the lead wire conductor through the terminal hole and then conduct soldering.
Make sure that the temperature of the soldering iron tip does not exceed 300°C, and complete the soldering within 3 seconds. Do not apply any external force for 1 minute after soldering.
Soldering at an excessively high temperature or soldering for more than 3 seconds may deteriorate the characteristics of the Switch.
In case of automatic soldering, please do not apply the heat beyond 260°C within 5 seconds. Pay careful attention so that flux or solder liquid does not flow over the edge of the PCB panel.

Side-actuated (Cam/Dog) Operation

• When using a cam or dog to operate the Switch, factors such as the operating speed, operating frequency, push-button indentation, and material and shape of the cam or dog will affect the durability of the Switch. Confirm performance specifications under actual operating conditions before using the Switch in applications.

Correct Use

Mounting

• Turn OFF the power supply before mounting or removing the Switch, wiring, or performing maintenance or inspection.
  Failure to do so may result in electric shock or burning.
• For M3-screw mounting models, use M3 mounting screws with plane washers or spring washers to securely mount the Switch.
  Tighten the screws to a torque of 0.27 to 0.29 N·m {27.5 to 29.5 gf}. Exceeding the specified torque may result in deterioration of the sealing or damage.
• For models with posts, secure the posts by thermal caulking or by pressing into an attached device. When pressed into an attached device, provide guides on the opposite ends of the posts to ensure that they do not fall out or rattle.
  Thermal caulking conditions varies according to the equipment, jig and base used for switch mounting. Consult your OMRON sales representative for details.

Operating Body

• Use an operating body with low frictional resistance and of a shape that will not interfere with the sealing rubber, otherwise the plunger may be damaged or the sealing may deteriorate.

Handling

• Do not handle the Switch in a way that may cause damage to the sealing rubber.

• When handling the Switch, ensure that pressure is not applied to the posts in the directions shown in the following diagram.
  Also, ensure that uneven pressure or pressure in a direction other than the operating direction is not applied to the Actuator as shown in the following diagram. Otherwise, the post, Actuator, or Switch may be damaged, or the service life may be reduced.

  

Using Micro Loads

• Even when using micro load models within the operating range shown below, if inrush/surge current occurs, it may increase the contact wear and so decrease durability.
  Therefore, insert a contact protection circuit where necessary.